Archives for “News Articles”
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Laguna Skategarden Park’s has new light and new hours
October 3, 2016
Laguna Skategarden Park’s has new light and new hours Amie Windsor | Sonoma West Times & News | September 28, 2016 Skate park open until 10 p.m. Sebastopol skaters rejoice: the Laguna Skategarden Park’s hours have been extended to 10 …
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Pole Mountain on Sonoma Coast set to open to public next year
September 14, 2016
Pole Mountain on Sonoma Coast set to open to public next year Angela Hart | THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | September 13, 2016 Pole Mountain on Sonoma Coast set to open to public next year Come next year, the highest peak …
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Sonoma County snares $8 million to fight drought, climate change
May 27, 2016
Sonoma County snares $8 million to fight drought, climate change Sonoma County secured an $8 million federal grant to fund conservation projects and acquire land development rights that help combat the impacts of drought and climate change in the Russian …
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Public open space outside Santa Rosa grows
October 29, 2015
Public open space outside Santa Rosa grows with deal for Mark West Creek land Generations of kids and other nature lovers will continue to enjoy outdoor experiences at a Mark West Creek ranch northeast of Santa Rosa under a new …
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700 Acres of Sonoma County to Be Returned to Native American Tribe
October 22, 2015
The crashing waves along the jagged Sonoma coastline near Stewart’s Point reverberated through the soul of Walter Antone. He heard the deep layers of years in each slap of wave against rock — the childhood he spent fishing along the …
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Nearly 700 acres of Sonoma County coast protected under deal with landowners, Kashia Pomo
October 18, 2015
Nearly 700 acres of Sonoma County coast protected under deal with landowners, Kashia Pomo Mary Callahan | The Press Democrat | October 18, 2015 Sonoma County supervisors have signed off on the final piece of a complex deal that will …
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State issues grant to purchase Petaluma ranch
August 24, 2015
State issues grant to purchase Petaluma ranch Sonoma County’s open space district has secured a $300,000 state grant for prospective acquisition of development rights to a 230-acre cattle ranch in the rolling hills on the southwest flank of Petaluma, officials …
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Sonoma County envisions small start in effort to help new farmers
March 13, 2015
Sonoma County envisions small start in effort to help new farmers. Sonoma County officials are scaling back their ambitious plan to expand agricultural production on thousands of acres of county-owned land and public open space after the initial effort largely …